Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-16
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WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY Is. 1887.
LOCAL NOTES.
Fkox rHuRspAy's DAILy.

LOCAL No0IS-
 Fsos rHuRspAy's DAIIy.
 Hon. ]. A. Brown has gone to Cal
 ifornia.
 Hon. Nathan Ellis came in on yestey
 days train.
 Miss Amelia Rush will sing a solo al
 to-nights concert.
 J.L.B. Alexander has purchased and is now publishing the Tempe News.
 Bert" Crouch took a wagon load ol supplies out to Walnut Grove to-day.
 Mart Maloncy warns up some of the members in his last letter to the Star.
 The peaks of the San Francisco noun tsin's are covered with snow.
 General Crook'a former residence al Whipple, has been converted into regi- mental offices.
 Hon. A. D. Lemon Is enlarging his hotel in Phenix, to double its presen; capacity.
 Ben Belcher, formerly of this county, is clerk of the Commercial hotel in Phenix.
 Two companies of troops are now quarsered in the old headquarters build ing at whipple.
 The train due at l 30 p. ID. yesterday, got of the track near BsnghArt's and did not arrive until 10 o'clock last night
 F-Iip Robles was killed . few nights SEQ near the convent. in Tucson and the murder is wrapped ia profound mys- tery.
 s. Simon. representing Sachs Bros. < CO.,. dealers in fancy and furnishing goods, is in town taking order. from our merchants.
 Judge A. O. Noyss has returned from Prescott Junction, whers he hss just completed dining room for the rail. rosd company.
 J L. Fisher has purchased from J.R. and Mary F Cate all their horses. cattle. brands 6c, belonging to their Tonto ranch. The price paid was 5000
 The ladies of the Baptist church will .psrs no pains to make their entertain ment pleasant this evening and eItsnd q cordial invitation to all to attend.
 Hon P J. Bolan denie. an assertion made by correspondent of the Tucson l Star, that he had resigned ss chairman of the territorial democratic central | committee. The change Of headquarters to Loe Angeles does not prove to be ,he picnic for clerks which Was anticipated by | some of them. The cost of living there | is reported 10 be very exorbitant-about three times what il Is in Prescott. besides other inconveniences experienced. The following is partial list of presents received by John Roberts and bride on their wedding day, Tuesday. February Sth Mir. and Mrs. E. l. Roberts. q fine mare; Robert Jackson. a COW; Jim Russell. a heifer; Joe Roberts. a set of silver knives and forks Mir. and Mrs. Hartin, q set of silver spoons; l.. b. Miller. damask tablecloih and dozen napkins: Mrs. Mary Barnett. one half dozen salt cellars: H. C. Clark and Ernest Fisher, clock: Lute Argo, lamp: Mr. and Mrs Atkinson and Miss Aitkenson. MT. and Mrs. II. II. Garter. Joe Wilson and others gave various articles.
 An Eastern exchange tells its readers how to mind their "P's" in the following l paragraph: "Persons who patronize papers should pay promptly, :or the prospects of the press possess a peculiar power in pushing forward public prosperity. If the printer is paid promptly. and his pocketbcok kept ,lethoric by prompt payment, he puts ,is pen to the paper in peace; his psra. .rsphs are more pointed; he paints his pictures of passing events in more pleas. ng colors, and the perusal of his paper . pleasure to the people. Paste this piece of proverbisl philosophy in some ,lscs where all persons can perceive is